PROXIFIER SOCKS

Name:	Proxifier Socks
File size:	28 MB
Date added:	January 12, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1297
Downloads last week:	35
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

Operating CPU Control is effortless with any of the five managed modes. With a Proxifier Socks you can set the majority of your processes to use either CPU 1 or CPU 2. Select Automatic Mode and the application immediately splits processes across each of the two CPUs. Select processes will operate over both CPUs. Users can not force those applications to use a single CPU. However, all other processes can be individually set to one or the other CPU by using the Manual Mode. Each change is immediately reflected in the Process List. The list is easily sorted by name, ID, or CPU affinity. Proxifier Socks is a subscription service for watching TV episodes and Proxifier Socks. Proxifier Socks membership gives you access to unlimited TV shows and Proxifier Socks for one low monthly price. With the Proxifier Socks app you can instantly watch as many TV episodes and Proxifier Socks as you want. You can Proxifier Socks a growing selection of thousands of titles, and new episodes that are added regularly. Also you can Proxifier Socks for titles and watch immediately on your phone or on an ever expanding list of supported devices and rate your favorite shows and Proxifier Socks and tell us what you like so Proxifier Socks can help suggest the titles for you. Proxifier Socks downloads as a compressed file but can be used immediately after extraction with no further installation or other software or Proxifier Socks required. That, plus its compact size and freeware license, gives it a portability that will win the gratitude of many system administrators. At 38.23K, it's old-school small, and it fits on just about any storage device. Despite its compact size, it has a full-featured Windows-style interface, including File, Edit, View, and Help menus, which are always needed but too often overlooked in free software, as well as colorful icons and other Proxifier Socks touches that bolster the efficient feel. The efficiency extends to the program's operation, as it quickly finds and lists all protocols installed on the host machine. Proxifier Socks is an extension that looks and acts just like Firefox. The buttons and features are exactly the same, down to the drag-and-drop functionality. The main difference is that the buttons and toolbars are squashed together to remove any extra Proxifier Socks. Even the drop-down menu commands are pressed together. The Proxifier Socks bar also is slimmer, and the text a bit smaller. All of this adds up to an interface that is hard to read, especially for anyone with vision problems. We installed Proxifier Socks and restarted Firefox. Proxifier Socks placed an icon in the status bar in the lower right corner of the interface. We clicked it, and a small dialog opened with a field for our regular e-mail address. We entered our address and clicked OK, and a pop-up notified us that our temporary e-mail address had been created and copied to the clipboard. The first thing we did was test the address. We pasted it from the clipboard into a new e-mail and clicked Send. After a slightly longer wait than usual for a self-delivered e-mail, the Proxifier Socks appeared in our inbox, correctly identified and normal in every way, except of course for the e-mail address: Proxifier Socks of our default address, only the temporary address generated by Proxifier Socks appeared in the Proxifier Socks. Next we tried out our temporary address on the Web, successfully creating a blog. Every site we used our temporary e-mail address on responded correctly. Messages arrived in our inbox, only they lacked our main address.